Thousands protest in Serbia’s Belgrade against lithium mining project | Protests News
Protesters say they fear project by mining giant Rio Tinto would pollute water sources and endanger public health.Thousands of people have taken to the streets…
Jelena Begovic: Serbia’s tech rise in East vs West power struggle | Science and Technology
Serbian minister of science explores how the country’s growth in technology navigates the East-West rivalry. Following the Cold War’s ideological rift, East-West rivalry persists, fuelled…
Analysis: Election ‘win’ for Serbia’s Vucic might yet backfire | Politics News
For 48 hours from Sunday night, the victory of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic was total, overwhelming, sweeping, crushing. His ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) had…
Serbia’s ruling SNS ahead in snap election, exit polls show | Elections News
Ruling populists claim sweeping victory in the parliamentary election, which was marred by reports of significant irregularities. Exit polls say the ruling right-wing Serbian Progressive…
Basketball World Cup: Serbia’s Borisa Simanic has kidney removed
Borisa Simanic has won three Serbian League titles with Crvena ZvezdaSerbia's Borisa Simanic has had surgery to remove a kidney after suffering an injury at…
Serbia’s President accuses Kosovo of carrying out ‘silent ethnic cleansing’, seeks meeting with NATO chief
Serbia's President has accused Kosovo of carrying out "silent ethnic cleansing" of Serbs and said his country will seek a meeting with NATO's chief and…
Serbia’s President Vucic steps down as head of governing party | News
President Aleksandar Vucic says he will remain head of state, amid ongoing anti-government protests following two consecutive mass shootings. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has stepped…
School shooting kills one, injures five in Serbia’s Belgrade | Crime News
A 14-year-old boy is arrested and accused of using his father’s gun to kill a security guard and injure five students. A teenage boy is…
How an interview with a rapist fired up Serbia’s feminists | Women’s Rights
Belgrade, Serbia – Even though six months have passed, Branka Blizanac still remembers the moment she learned that a tabloid in Belgrade had interviewed a serial…